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Transport minister: ‘I’m spending money like water at the moment’
‘I’m not entirely sure why we could ask the national taxpayer to pay for free travel for my 16-year-old,’ said Baroness Vere Addressing an event organised by the passenger watchdog Transport Focus, Baroness Vere said: “It’s grim. But it’s good because it’s got to be done.”
Minister signals green light to clear bottleneck for East Anglia trains
Hopes are rising that the £500m upgrade of the region’s worst rail bottleneck will soon get the go ahead – allowing more trains to run from Ipswich to Peterborough and more cross-country freight services to operate from Felixstowe.
Bechtel accuses HS2 of ‘unlawful negotiations’ as Old Oak Common case comes to a head
HS2 Ltd held unlawful contract negotiations with Old Oak Common construction partner BBVS, according to lawyers for losing bidder Bechtel.
Thursday, 12 November 2020
Financial Times
- Tui under fire as delayed payments put businesses at riskGreek operators say they are being ‘punished’ for extending credit terms in a year they cannot afford to
The Telegraph
- Emirates turns A380s into cargo planes [subscription]Move by biggest operator of the Airbus superjumbo reflects rising demand for transporting goods while passenger flights remain grounded
Birmingham Post
- Jet2 planning to open tenth airport hub, creating 200 jobsThe holiday and tour company will be operating up to 56 flights a week
- Exeter Airport boss Matt Roach announces departureMatt Roach has left the business amid troubled times for the aviation industry
Bristol Live
- Bristol Airport statement as Jet2 announces new hub The airline will serve 33 destinations from the South West terminal
Manchester Evening News
- Footage shows Manchester Airport ‘like a ghost town’ as second lockdown continuesDozens of planes have been left parked all over the airport as most international travel is banned
East Anglian Daily Times
- Travel firms failure to issue holiday refunds is ˜like theft, says airline bossAn airline boss whose company operates out of Stansted has blasted travel firms who have failed to cough up when holidays are cancelled.
Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport
- Drones to fight fires and deliver COVID-19 supplies are first to receive share of over £33 million government fundingInnovative projects harnessing the latest technology to support the fight against COVID-19 and other challenges like climate change, while creating hundreds of jobs across the country, have been backed by government investment, Business Minister Nadhim Zahawi has announced. The 20 winning ideas will receive a share of £7 million funding ranging from the development of drones capable of delivering COVID-19 medical supplies to remote areas, to technology to enable remote inspections of infrastructure and construction sites - removing the need for workers to potentially be put at risk. Th...
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